jamandbread is oooookay
haven’t been on here in a while… but at my birthday dinner (back in august) i ate most of my japanese food with chopsticks! i actually get it now. and now i need more japanese food, mmmmmm.
How I did it: i read the little label on the package. i followed the diagrams and directions. I ate my chinese food. I had to try like 40 times, but i got it pretty quick. the rice was de-lish , by the way.
Lessons & tips: practice :]
Resources: that sweet little label.
jamandbread is oooookay
haven’t been on here in a while… but at my birthday dinner (back in august) i ate most of my japanese food with chopsticks! i actually get it now. and now i need more japanese food, mmmmmm.
so very fun, and its a jhandy move when noone else around you can do it and theyre stabbing chicken like vikings, you can teach them in a flash and theyre like wowww thanks _
My Ma had 100 pairs of pretty cool vintage ivory chopsticks in the cutlery draw in the kitchen throughout my childhood, but just for posterity. Many Filipinos and other South East Asians tend to use their hands when eating, and I never had the chance to even take them out the draw without my hand getting smacked. But I pretty much HAD to learn how to use them when I started learning Japanese at Uni and our lecturer taking us out to Izakaya and Sushi bars. I dreaded the embarrassment I thought I’d have when I started off, but I picked it up pretty quickly.
What helped me was thinking of the two sticks as a giant tweezer! That and practice: I’d eat instant noodles, pasta, fruit salad or fries with chopsticks to get used to using them constantly, at the bemusement of my friends. lol
Remember that some foods (especially oily ones like Ho Fun) are near impossible to use with chopsticks alone, and that’s why restaurants in the Far East even provide locals with a combination of chopsticks and spoons to eat certain dishes. But when you get the whole “cool! you can use chopsticks as well as a (insert nationality of person here) person!” it really pays off!
whiterabbitphoto is super awesome :-)
I think I can safely say I can use chopsticks!
I don’t know how I found it so difficult. Practice makes perfect I guess.
chennie r.i.p princess, ugh life is going for its worse right now
tought my self, and my whole family is jeleous
Straha loves his new 6th graders!
I’ve lived in Asia on three different occasions, so it was learn to use chopsticks or be really hungry.
It was so worth it just to hear my Chinese and Korean co-workers say “You CAN use chopsticks” like it was the most amazing thing in the world.
I simply learned using chopsticks by my self, just watched Japanese using them on TV and decided to learn how to eat like them.It is an interesting way for eating… speacialy for those who eat fast like me. Eating by using chopsticks will slow me down and let me enjoy the food =)
whiterabbitphoto is super awesome :-)
Last week, we had chinese, and, I cleared my plate using chopsticks alone! However, my food had got a little cold by the time I’d finished, and the rice was a bit of a challenge, but I did it. A few more attempts, and I think I can mark this goal as done :-) woop!
um i did this when i was a kid. really young. um its part of my heritage even my 3yr old sister knows how. its not hard. super easy easier than a fork for me
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mgeaney asks,
“So what's the trick to using them?”
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